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New OSM Contribution Statistics Tool

OSM Wrapped - Version 1.0 released. Kennedy Kambi and Joseph-Munyenze's team has released a cool tool that visualizes your annual contributions to OSM using the #HDYC platform by @pascal_n.

Check it out and use #osmwrapped https://osmwrapped.com

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Image capture from OSMWrapped website. Showing a grid with days mapped shown in green, and statistics for total buildings, most active month, total changes, most active day, top editor ranking, longest streak, countries contributed, and mapping days in the last 12 months.

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New Map Alert 🗺️
Natural Resources Canada has released a new StoryMap: Canada’s Evolving Geographical Names. It explores over 100 years of name changes including the recognition and restoration of indigenous place names. Check it out when you can.
https://ow.ly/e52a50WJ9Fu

#naturalresourcescanada #gis #gischat #mapstodon #Indigenous #map #maps #GNBC #geographicalnames

Screenshot of the Canada’s Evolving Geographical Names Map — a new interactive map that highlights a sample of over 350 changes to place names in Canada over the last 100 years. Shows part of North America with points marking restoration of indigenous place names, removal of derogatory names, and societal, administrative, and environmental factors.

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New Atlas Alert 🗺️
The Atlas of community and citizen science initiatives contributing to marine mammal research is available for review. https://bit.ly/CitSciMap

There is a final call for submissions and final checks by September 30th. Please submit comments or questions to Emily Hague emily.hague@uhi.ac.uk

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Atlas of Citizen Science Contributions to Marine Mammal Science
This google map presents examples collated (so far) of ways citizen and community scientists have contributed to marine mammal research, particularly to monitoring. The final map will be published within an open access peer reviewed publication. The left shows a legend with marine mammal species and the right is a map showing the locations of information collected on marine mammal research.

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